Finals Resources – Sparty Says

4Apr

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Important Schedules, Opportunities/Your Future

Get a Tutor: From now to Exam Week!

It hardly seems possible, but Spring 2024 is drawing to a close. As you prepare for final exams and the end of the semester, know that Academic Support is here for you! Need help registering for summer or fall classes? Want to chat about studying for exams? Stressing about a big paper? We offer walk-in Math and Writing Tutoring. You don’t need an appointment: simply drop by our office in Babcock Hall during Drop-in hours to speak with the tutor on duty. Need help in a particular class? We also offer course-specific tutoring. If you’d like a tutor for any Castleton class, you can submit our Tutor Request Form. Once we receive it, someone will be in touch to discuss your next steps. **Tutoring Hours** Drop-in Math Days: Monday-Friday ...

Library Hours!

The semester is nearly over so the assignments may be flooding in, but don't worry: The library is here to help! Need to work on a group project? Book a conference room! Need a private space to focus? Come to the Circulation Desk to get a private study room! Need to unwind a bit? Check out a fun read from our casual collection! Check out the library hours: Monday: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Tuesday: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Wednesday: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Thursday: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Sunday: 2:00 pm - 10:00 pm Find more information about the library at this link!

Check out a book!

Have some free time? Why not check out a book? The library has so many amazing options to choose from; there's something for everybody! *** Visit the Casual Collection or the Juvenile Section for something easygoing yet immersive! The library also has new releases and currently has a display featuring titles relating to Arab-American History Month in the front of the library along with a display dedicated to National Poetry Month!! *Click here for the library hours* Looking for study material? In the lower floor's Circulating Collection you can find books about computer science (000s), religion (200s), social science (300s), language (400s), science (500s), and technology (600s)! The upper floor is home to literature/novels/poetry (800s), books on history ...